Omron CJ Series Operation Manual page 197
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Thirty-two-point Output Slave Unit
OutDatnn
OutDatnn+1
Thirty-two-point Mixed Slave Unit
OutDatnn
InDatnn
Analog Input Slave Units
Data to be allocated to the Communications Unit is selected by using one of the following methods, and it
is transferred using remote I/O communications.
Default Settings
With the default settings for an Analog Input Unit, only the analog input values are set as the I/O
data. Four words of data (or 8 bytes) are allocated to the WORD IN Data I/O port (InDat) as shown
below.
InDatnn
InDatnn+1
InDatnn+2
InDatnn+3
CX-Integrator
The CX-Integrator can be used to assign the analog data in a preset combination with data such as
Status Flags. To make the settings with the CX-Integrator, combinations can be selected from a pull-
down list.
Example: Analog Data + Top/Valley Detection Timing Flag (Shot Status)
InDatnn
InDatnn+1
InDatnn+2
InDatnn+3
InDatnn+4
Procedure to Select Analog Data Using the CX-Integrator
(1) Start the CX-Integrator.
(2) In the Network Configuration Window, double-click the icon for the Analog Input
Slave Unit. Alternatively, right-click the icon and select Parameters
pop-up menu. The Configuration Window will be displayed.
Analog Output Slave Units
An Analog Output Slave Unit has one type of OUT Data. The data is assigned by default, so no set-
ting is required. Two words (4 bytes) of OUT Data are allocated to the WORD OUT Data I/O port
(OutDatnn). The data is allocated as the two's complements.
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Top Detection Timing Flag
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